In and around the village
Griffon vulture (mostly fairly small groups of 2-6 birds)
Booted Eagle (dark and pale phases)
Short-toed eagle
Sparrowhawk
Bee-eater (noisy flocks of up to 20 birds just south of, and over, the village)
Common swift
Pallid swift
Alpine swift (over the paseo, west of the village, with other swifts)
Barn swallow
House martin
Pied/white wagtail
South of the village/Camino de Gibraltar
Short-toed treecreeper (family party)
Firecrest
Stonechat
Bonelli's warbler
Melodious warbler
Sardinian warbler
Blackcap
Nightingale (calls heard)
Greenfinch
Goldfinch
Chaffinch
Linnet
Cirl bunting
Spotless starling
Jay
Great-spotted woodpecker
Green woodpecker (heard)
Golden oriole (heard only, in trees in the valley below the village)
Woodchat shrike (adult and at least two juveniles)
West slopes of El Hacho
Rock bunting
Southern grey shrike (male singing from top of shrub - possible breeding territory? One was beginning to hang around there back in 2016.....).
Blue rock thrush (including two juveniles)
Woodland behind the gasolinera
Crested tit
Long-tailed tit
Firecrest
Nuthatch (heard)
Thanks for being a reliable and trustworthy voice in your niche.
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